A photo of Green Party campaigners in Bristol

The next general election is set to take place by January 2025 at the latest. With most commentators assuming that the government will opt for a 2024 date, political parties have been in the process of selecting parliamentary candidates – including the UK’s Green Parties.

This article will provide a rundown of all the candidates selected to fight the next election for the Greens. As more local parties announce who they’re putting up, we’ll update this page with the candidates who’ve been selected.

  1. Altrincham and Sale West – Geraldine Coggins
  2. Alyn and Deeside – Karl McNaughton
  3. Bath – Dominic Tristram
  4. Bicester and Woodstock – Ian Middleton
  5. Birkenhead – Jo Bird
  6. Brighton Pavilion – Sian Berry
  7. Bristol Central – Carla Denyer
  8. Bristol South – Jai Breitnauer
  9. Broadland – Jan Davis
  10. Burnley – Scott Cunliffe
  11. Bury St Edmunds – Emma Buckmaster
  12. Cambridge – Sarah Nicmanis
  13. Carlisle – Gavin Hawkton
  14. Central Suffolk and North Ipswich – Dan Pratt
  15. Cheltenham – Daniel Wilson
  16. Chorley – Mark Tebbutt
  17. Clwyd East – Lee Lavery
  18. Clwyd North – Martyn James Hogg
  19. Congleton – Rich McCarthy
  20. Crewe and Nantwich – Teata Browne
  21. Darlington – Matthew Snedker
  22. Devizes – Catherine Read
  23. Dulwich and West Norwood – Pete Elliott
  24. East Grinstead & Uckfield – Christina Coleman
  25. Ellesmere Port and and Bromborough – Harry Gorman
  26. Erewash – Brent Poland
  27. Forest of Dean – Chris McFarling
  28. Grantham – Anne Gayfer
  29. Hackney North & Stoke Newington – Antoinette Fernandez
  30. Hackney South & Shoreditch – Chesca Walton
  31. Harrogate and Knaresborough – Paul Ko Ferringo
  32. Hereford and South Herefordshire – Diana Toynbee
  33. Hertford and Stortford – Nick Cox
  34. Holborn and St Pancras – David Stansell
  35. Isle of Wight East – Vix Lowthion
  36. Isle of Wight West – Cameron Palin
  37. Islington North – Caroline Russell
  38. Kenilworth and Southam – Zoe Leventhal
  39. Lancaster and Wyre – Jack Lenox
  40. Leicester South – Sharmen Rahman
  41. Leicester West – Mags Lewis
  42. Lewes – Emily O’Brien
  43. Macclesfield – Amanda Iremonger
  44. Mid Bedfordshire – Cade Sibley
  45. Morecambe and Lunesdale – Gina Dowding
  46. Newbury – Steve Masters
  47. Normanton and Hemsworth – Ashton Howick
  48. North Cotswolds – Chloe Turner
  49. North Herefordshire – Ellie Chowns
  50. North Norfolk – Liz Dixon
  51. North Shropshire – Mike Isherwood
  52. Norwich North – Ben Price
  53. Norwich South – Jamie Osborn
  54. Nuneaton – Keith Kondakor
  55. Peterborough – Nicola Day
  56. Pontefract, Castleford and Knottingley – Olli Watkins
  57. Richmond Park – Chas Warlow
  58. Rochdale – Guy Otten
  59. Rochford and Southend East – Eli London
  60. Rossendale and Darwen – Bob Bauld
  61. Selby – Arnold Warneken
  62. Skipton and Ripon – Andrew Brown
  63. Southend West and Leigh – Tilly Hogrebe
  64. South Cambridgeshire – Oliver Fisher
  65. South Leicestershire – Mike Jelfs
  66. South Suffolk – Jessie Carter
  67. Stoke-on-Trent North – Josh Harris
  68. Stroud – Pete Kennedy
  69. Sussex Weald – Rachel Millward
  70. Swindon North – Andy Bentley
  71. Swindon South – Rob Hebden
  72. Tatton – Nigel Hennerley
  73. Telford – John Adams
  74. The Wrekin – Patrick McCarthy
  75. Twickenham – Chantal Kerr-Shepherd
  76. Waveney Valley – Adrian Ramsay
  77. Wells and Mendip Hills – Peter Welsh
  78. West Suffolk – Mark Eriera-Guyer
  79. West Worcestershire – Natalie McVey
  80. Witney – Andrew Prosser
  81. Worcester – Tor Pingree
  82. Worsley and Eccles – David Jones
  83. Yeovil – Serena Wootton

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